Or to save removing everything unless it is nessassary you could just rig up a sheet as has been done here:[frame]TFM150K wrote:In fact, if it is a major jobbie, it would probably pay to remove the glass, headlining and ALL the interior fittings - and cover the speedo and owt else with a glass face!
Turning onto its side
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qwerty165
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laneychief
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Sheet looks good!!!
I have no headlining.
That's the next major headache to fix....
I have no headlining.
That's the next major headache to fix....
'If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster
And treat those two impostors just the same'
Edd, 26, Devon.
And treat those two impostors just the same'
Edd, 26, Devon.
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The sheet looks OK for grinding sparks, a bit flammable to be around welding though.
Any weld that gets on your clothes tends to get put out fast as it hurts
if any got on the sheet it might smoulder away after the welding was finished for the day 
Any weld that gets on your clothes tends to get put out fast as it hurts
if any got on the sheet it might smoulder away after the welding was finished for the day "Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
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Yes, it really does hurt! Got fed up with burn holes in my cloths (and me) - so, I invested in a leather apron (kinky), good investment - less than a tenner!MarkyB wrote:The sheet looks OK for grinding sparks, a bit flammable to be around welding though.
Any weld that gets on your clothes tends to get put out fast as it hurts
That's strange R2, the damage doesn't look so bad from here!
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Good point Marky. FWIW, I have a couple of welding blankets that I use.
Talk slow, think fast!